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California Avenue Two-Lot Subdivision

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PLN24-118State & Local

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The California Avenue Two-Lot Subdivision project, identified as PLN24-118, involves the division of a 10-gross-acre parcel located at 0 California Avenue in San Martin, California, into two approximately five-acre lots. The scope of work includes grading each property with roughly 80 cubic yards of cut and 74 cubic yards of fill to create building pads and driveways. Infrastructure improvements consist of a shared well on Parcel 1, as well as individual septic systems and fire protection improvements for both parcels. While the subdivision itself does not include the construction of residences, the project enables the future development of one single-family residence, one accessory dwelling unit, and one junior accessory dwelling unit on each lot. The project was managed by the County of Santa Clara Department of Planning and Development, with David Horwitz serving as the Associate Planner. Environmental compliance was conducted under the California Environmental Quality Act, resulting in a Mitigated Negative Declaration confirming that the project will not have a significant environmental effect provided specific mitigation measures are followed. These measures primarily focus on protecting biological resources, including special-status species such as the burrowing owl and American badger. The project was finalized with a Notice of Determination signed on November 18, 2025, and supported by biological, archaeological, and geologic site-specific reports.

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Subdividing 10 acres into two five-acre lots for future residential development in San Martin.

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California Avenue at Harding Avenue and Colony Avenue, CA, 95046

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AgencyCalifornia → Santa Clara County
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David HorwitzAssociate Planner
David FariaEngineer of Record

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The proposed project is a two-lot subdivision of a 10-gross-acre parcel into two lots (Parcel 1 and Parcel 2) of approximately five-gross-acres, each. Grading the project site would involve approximately 80 cubic yards of cut and 74 cubic yards of fill on each future property to establish the building pads for the residences and to construct a driveway on each lot. Future improvements would also include the construction of a shared well on Parcel 1, and septic system and fire protection improvements on each parcel. No tree removal is proposed. Once the property is subdivided, Parcel 1 and Parcel 2 could each be developed with a single-family residence, an accessory dwelling unit, and a junior accessory dwelling unit. Future home development would be served by a shared well and individual onsite septic systems. No construction of residences is proposed as part of this subdivision.

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